Thanks for the heads up.   However to clarify, the  /devices/ {serial} /reboot API endpoint has always been there, (since the first release of the API a couple of years ago, as I was doing this already back then) but it was undocumented and it was also not exposed in the python client bindings, which is why I had to manually construct the http request to call to that endpoint in the reboot_ap() function.   I see from your link that the API endpoint is now finally documented, however I have not checked to see if there is a new version of the meraki python client bindings which add it as a proper python function call yet. (At the time of my post a month ago, it was not in the python client bindings)   In any case the script above is still working and I use it to auto reboot our AP's once a week. ... View more

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I see what you're saying, but that report does not give me the day the session will expire. It does give me the "Date First Seen" but even that doesn't seem correct as I am seeing dates such as 8/24/2021.   ... View more

Users are authenticating via on prem AD.   ... View more

Hello,    OP here.  So I never did get a resolution from Meraki.  I spent hours on the phone with Meraki support and took countless pcaps.   I eventually had to give up because I don't have a device that can capture in monitor-mode and supports 802.11ac on 20/40/80Ghz bands.  I have had a hard time tracking anything down that can do this, short of a new model Macbook Pro...but seriously there has to be something other than a Macbook that can adequately run 802.11ac monitor-mode?   Another thing that was frustrating was an apparent bug that Meraki has in their own AP capture mechanism, where capturing on the AP doesn't show 2-way traffic.  I forget the specifics but at the time i was like "seriously guys?"   So, the only fix I have when this issue crops up is to still reboot the AP, or fiddle with a setting that resets the radio.   If anybody has a suggestion for a rig I can setup remotely to capture 802.11ac monitor-mode, that would be really great. ... View more